eveon AE4PRO

Motor and battery

The AE4PRO shares its core hardware with the Leopard Pro. A 2,000-watt BLDC motor powers it, and eveon quotes a top speed of 70–75 km/h, the highest figure on its current website. The battery is a 72V 38Ah Gold Graphene pack, with a claimed range of 90–100 km in Eco mode. eveon says a full charge uses about 2.7 units of electricity, and it supplies a 72V 6Ah charger. It does not publish a charging time. A battery management system (BMS) monitors the pack.

Size and practicality

Like most of eveon’s range, the AE4PRO has no published dimensions, weight, seat height or ground clearance. Take a test ride to judge whether it suits your height and any passenger you carry. The confirmed details are useful, though. It has 12-inch tubeless tyres, which eveon says improve stability and grip, and disc brakes front and rear. A scooter this fast needs strong brakes, and in our view the twin discs are the right choice. Reverse mode makes it easier to manoeuvre in narrow streets or a crowded parking area. eveon does not say whether the battery can be removed for charging indoors.

Equipment

There is one version of the AE4PRO. It comes with front and rear disc brakes, 12-inch tubeless tyres, cruise control, reverse mode, keyless start, an anti-theft alarm, a side stand sensor and the BMS. Unlike the Leopard Pro’s page, the AE4PRO’s page does not mention regenerative braking or a colour meter with ride-behaviour data. If those matter to you, check the dashboard at the showroom.

Warranty

eveon covers the motor for 24 months and the controller and battery for 18 months. That is the standard cover for eveon’s graphene-battery scooters, but it is shorter than the 36-month battery warranty on its LFP models.

Should you buy it?

Our opinion: the AE4PRO is for riders who want the most speed eveon offers and who ride mostly on wider city roads and bypasses, where 70 km/h is usable. At Rs 280,000 it costs exactly the same as the Leopard Pro, so the choice comes down to details. The AE4PRO lists tubeless tyres, keyless start and a slightly higher top speed. The Leopard Pro lists regenerative braking and a richer digital meter. If a long battery warranty matters more than speed, the LFP-powered Titan, at Rs 275,000, is worth a look. Either way, ask the dealer to confirm what is fitted on the scooter you are buying.